FeO3 was found to be more effective than FeO2 during my E.C experiment, but by taking 3 electrons the Faraday efficiency is up to 100% , should considere it when I will writte my paper or just consider 2 electrons at the place
You should consider it when you will write your paper.
Yes definitely,
Consider three electrons.
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